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I don't drink coffee I take tea my dearI like my toast done on one sid

Sting
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I don't drink coffee I take tea my dearI like my toast done on one sid

Sting, Nothing Like the Sun
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Likings arise when one has no earthly reason for liking - the most wildly improbable marriages and uncommon friendship.

Patrick O'Brian
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In traveling, there is nothing like dissecting people's statements, which are usually colored by their estimate of the powers or likings of the person spoken to, making all reasonable inquiries, and then pertinaciously but quietly carrying out one's own plans.

Isabella L. Bird, A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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Their long overdue kiss was interrupted far too soon for either of their likings. “Well, it be about time!” Nothing on God’s earth can douse a man’s ardor like the sound of his mother’s voice.

Suzan Tisdale, Isle of the Blessed
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Every man's road in life is marked by the graves of his personal likings.

Alexander Smith
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They brought their whole intellectual energy to bear on their relationships; they wanted to know not only that they loved people but how and why they loved them, to understand the mechanism of their likings, the springs that prompted thought and emotion; to come to terms with themselves and with one another; to know where they were going and why.

Wade Davis, Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory and the Conquest of Everest
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We all colour devotion according to our own likings and dispositions. One man sets great value on fasting, and believes himself to be leading a very devout life, so long as he fasts rigorously, although the while his heart is full of bitterness;–and while he will not moisten his lips with wine, perhaps not even with water, in his great abstinence, he does not scruple to steep them in his neighbour’s blood, through slander and detraction.

Francis de Sales, Introduction to the Devout Life
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